Personal Assistant — Part II
by Andrea Mella
Personal Assistant’s job responsibilities varies from unskilled everyday tasks such as following up a dry cleaning service to a more significant and majority errands such as reviewing contract negotiations, verifying business meetings and appointments, and all sorts of administrative jobs in his behalf. A Personal Assistant is the employer’s “go to” person. The status in general covers a range of assignments. They are the receptionists, administrative assistants, managers, publicists, agents, someone that they can trust and be in control whenever the employer is not around. The occupation has a broad array of requirements and can often be tremendously challenging as employers more often than not anticipate their assistants to be always available when they need them.